Jobi.ngOur easy-to-use UC GPA Calculator will help you calculate your semester GPAs. With our UC GPA Calculator, you will get your results in seconds and have the advantage of reference anytime.
How to use the UC GPA Calculator
Calculate your UC GPA within minutes with these 3 simple steps:
1. Select Your Grade
To start calculating your UC GPA, first select your grade. To get your grade, you can ask your teacher or check your noticeboard to find it.
See also: UCSB GPA Calculator – (UCSB Cumulative GPA)
Grades can range from an A+ to an F. For each course, choose a letter grade from the drop-down menu.
2. Input Your Credits Hour
Then you can input the value of earned credit hours for each course. For example, if you have earned A+ in a 4-credit hour course, then Input 4 in the box next to the course name.
Typically, at the University of Canterbury, the number of credits is 3 or 4, you can also use a weighted GPA calculator for a more accurate calculation.
If you have more than four courses to calculate in each of your semesters, Just Click the Add Course button to add more courses.
And if you equally need to calculate your CGPA, you can click the +Add semester button to Add another semester.
3. See the Result of Your UC GPA
After selecting your grade and inputting your credit hours, you would see your GPA and the Overall GPA Updating.
Make sure you save the result by clicking the SAVE RESULT button and also bookmark the calculator to reference for the next semester.
How is UC GPA calculated?
The UC GPA is calculated by adding up all the grade points you have earned and dividing by the total amount of credit hours earned.
To convert your UC GPA, (grade point average) on a 4.0 scale. you need to know your top grade which is an A+ and it equals 4.0.
The overall GPA is calculated by averaging the scores of all your classes, which is the standard scale at most colleges, and many high schools.
How To Calculate your UC CGPA
To calculate your UC CGPA for all your semesters, you need to click on the +Add Semester button. And repeat the whole process again.
The semester GPA would keep updating at the bottom as you keep adding your grade and Credit Unit, while the CGPA will keep updating on the overall GPA box.
Updating your GPA throughout the year will enable you to see if you are on track to reach your education goals.
The feedback you get when you figure out your UC CGPA score will let you know if you need to make adjustments to your study habits for assignments, reviews, and exams.
